Analyst Report

Gartner® Peer Insights™ 'Lessons Learned'

Implementing Enterprise
Low-Code Application Platforms

Gartner Peer Insights

Learn how your peers are implementing low-code

The power to define a new way of delivering software is in your hands. This report covers the most important takeaways that IT executives, CIOs, and enterprise architects have learned while integrating low-code into their organizations. Lessons, such as:

  1. How to successfully gain executive approval
  2. Why you should test demo versions
  3. Why training is more important than you might think
  4. How leveraging 3rd-party integrators and designing modules can set you up for success.

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Learn how your peers are implementing low-code

The power to define a new way of delivering software is in your hands. This report covers the most important takeaways that IT executives, CIOs, and enterprise architects have learned while integrating low-code into their organizations. Lessons, such as:

  1. How to successfully gain executive approval
  2. Why you should test demo versions
  3. Why training is more important than you might think
  4. How leveraging 3rd-party integrators and designing modules can set you up for success.

Gartner, Gartner Peer Insights ‘Lessons Learned’: Implementing Enterprise Low-Code Application Platforms, Peer Contributors, 10 March 2022.

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